Terrorism by women begins with attacks and threats
Cable report from London April 4 describes a renewed militant campaign by suffragettes after Mrs Pankhurst’s sentence. Violent acts include window breaking and letter destruction, with threats of kidnapping high‑profile figures. Police guard national institutions amid planned outrages and railway disruptions.
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the Tribune
London
Mra
Pankhurst
National Gallery
British Museum
Tower of London
Morning News Local Highlights and Oddities
Local brief roundup reports on politics, crime, weather, and society. Names such as Wilson, Roosevelt, and Morgan appear alongside events from Belmont racing, Sing Sing guards flood aid, and plans for curb laws. A mix of sensational and routine items reflects a bustling city page.
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Vay Wilson
Bronx
Belmont
Macer
Mulraney
Roosevelt
Synod Hall
Morgan
J. Murphy
Dieritime Exchange
Tomkins
Lakewood
Secrery
Senator Faces Grand Jury Report Rumor
Attorney Wilson declined to confirm a report that witnesses were presented to the grand jury in a case involving a well known Democratic Senator and alleged moral misconduct. The piece notes the grand jury’s jurisdiction limits once Congress is in session next Monday and mentions other Ohio National Guard appointments for relief efforts during a flood.
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Wanvis
Buidew
Ottorney Wilson
Gambling Yacht Planned Off Ostend For Casino Games
Ostend reports a plan to fit a luxury steam yacht with a gambling room for use three miles offshore. The move aims to offer hazard games only when outside the three mile limit. A Franco Belgian group has paid 41,000 dollars to lease a Kursaal gambling room for the upcoming summer season.
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Ostend
Apel d
Monsieur Marauet
Kursaal
Woman's Long Speech in Libel Case Delays Proceedings
London April reports Hogeby pursuing anti virid libel action against The Pall Mall Gazette and Dr Saleoby. S-Miew Lindt says the lengthy proceedings have extended to nineteen hours of speeches with opening remarks lasting nine and a half hours. Examination in chief ran eight and a half hours and cross examination about one hour, with more to come.
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London
S—Miew Lindt
Hogeby
Pall Mall Gazette
Saleoby
Wilson's Panama Orders Prohibit Bird Plumage Destruction
An executive order by President Wilson banning the destruction of birds with plumage in the Canal Zone has been enacted by the Canal Commission. A second order exempts fatal commandants from strict safety appliance compliance when full compliance is not feasible.
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Panama
Wilson
Canal Zone
Canal Commission
Vanderbilts Back New YMCA Building Plan on Park Avenue
Vanderbilt Frederick W Vanderbilt and Alfred Gwynne Van derbilt donate 100000 each for a YMCA on Park Avenue between 40th and 50th Streets. The seven story brick structure with 200 by 67 feet frontage will cost about 1.5 million, ground leased from New York Central for 21 years with renewal. Three floors reserved, a gymnasium transforming into an auditorium. Warren and Wetmore named as architects.
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Warren & Wetmore
Mrs Keyes Quits Husband After Poison Case Twist
Mrs Ralph Keyes daughter of Mrs Jennie May Eaton leaves Medford home four months after marrying Ralph Keyes a Boston bank clerk. She tells a friend she never would have married him but for her mother who wanted her to have a home if anything happened to her. She vows never to return to Ralph Keyes.
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Moston
Ralph Keyes
Jennie May Eaton
Admiral Eaton
Haa
Medford
Mass
Axsinippi
June Ainsworth
Mra Katen
Boston
Big Tim's Clerks Held After Sullivan Suit
Cornelius J Sullivan sues as alleged rightful president of Sullivan Advertising Company claims he was barred from the office by four employees who were arrested by West Gith Street detectives on a magistrate warrant. Lawrence Mulligan denies his claim and accuses Sullivan of trying to seize control with Congressman Timothys backing. Mulligan says Tim owns about 7,200 shares of the 4,000 total and asserts Frank Q. Smith was reelected yesterday.
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Cornelius J. Sullivan
Te Sullivan Advertising Company
West Gith Street
Cornelius J. Sulright
Livan
Duy Harm
Awrence Mulligan
Timothy D. Sullivan
Board of Trust
Tim
Frank Q. Smith
Bronx County Real Estate Records And Stilwell Bill Clash
Bronx officials clash over Senator Stilwell's bill to copy all Bronx real estate records from Manhattan to the new Bronx County. Grifenhagen warns this could cost $1.25 million and favor a title insurance firm without bonds, arguing administration and transfer costs would total about $225,000 versus higher Stilwell estimates.
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Bronx County
Stephen N. Stilwell
Texister Mix Grifenhagen
Unsel
Grifenhagen Jwidt
Stilwell WI
Butt
Firactor Searchig Company Without & Bond
Stilwell
Grifenhagen
Register
New York County
Bronx
Utle
OLYA
Hironx
Japan protests California alien land bill in 1900s clash
Washington reports Japan objects to California legislation barring Japanese from owning real estate. The Japanese ambassador urged U.S. officials to avoid international conflict, while California lawmakers move toward a law mirroring federal prohibitions on land ownership by aliens not eligible for citizenship, amid Senate and Assembly debates.
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Washington
Japan
California
Roosevelt
Antrix J
Viccount Clundy
Ryan
Helf
Sacramento
Cal
Calfornia
Gaver Johnson
Wsanther
Senate
John He Sanford
Ks. Hirdell
United States
Pa Mays
Witdeall
Wilsons Senator faces realty clash in Tangier bonds
A New York court battle centers on Senator Hughes of New Jersey who is named in a suit filed by James Longworth trustee and others alleging an $100,000 bond scheme tied to Tangier's Manors. The case seeks to compel Hughes to deliver trust certificates and receipts for bonds held in trust, with hearings set as Congress adjourns.
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Billy" Hughes
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Hughes Tut
Caun
Washington
Congress
James Longworth
Miller
Hughes
Senate
Hishes
New York
Senator Hughes
Trenton
Wilson
Rhesult
Billy
Hudson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Tien Syutth
Jame Longworth
York
York and Middltown Realty Company
Anderson T. Herd Andrederick J. Quinby
Brookhaven
Suffolk
Long Island
Herd
Gillig
William F. McCombs
Democraticy
I Uis City
Hudson Tube
Jopley Square
First Salmon Brings $32 in Bangor Pool Catch
The season's first Penobscot River salmon was landed at Bangor Pool by Charles C. Bissell. The sixteen pound fish sold for 32 dollars to Liz, the highest price paid for a Penobscot salmon, and will be sent to Mrs W Camp piwil Clark of New Jersey.
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Meg
Maine
Bangor Pool
Charles C. Bissell
Liz
W. Camppiwil Clark
New Jersey
Editorial calls for international conference on disarmament
The Frankfurter Zeitung editorial urges a timely international conference to plan arms restriction in Europe. It states no single country should propose the conference, with the United States uniquely positioned to lead, backed by core U.S. citizens and Wilson era wartime hope, to advance such a measure.
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Apus
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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Wilson
Presid
Romance Ends as Mrs Shaw Sues for Divorce
Mrs Aerata von Schrader Shaw, wife of Arthur Hunnewell Shaw of Commonwealth Avenue, files for divorce in Dedham accusing him of opium use and other excessive habits. The pair, once hailed as a loving match after a December marriage, have attracted Boston society gossip for weeks.
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Hoston
Aerata von Schrader Shaw
Arthur Hunnewell Shaw
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Dedham
Shaw
Robert Gould Shaw
Mies von Schrader
St. Louis
Shaws
Hoston Society
Blease Hits Tillman Over Railroads Row in South Carolina
Governor Blasts Senator Tillman for criticizing railroads and lawmakers in a heated exchange. Tillman asserts he cannot ride on interchangeable mileage and claims records show officials including Gov Blease blocked the mileage bill.
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S.C
Tilman
Tillman
Todia
State Insane Asylum
Babcock
Cole J. Bl
South Carolina
Blease
Ington
Revival of Thoroughbred Racing Planned at Belmont Park
A $50,000 fund for added money supports a three day a week season opening Memorial Day at Belmont Park and Jamaica with Saratoga Springs to follow. The plan, aided by the Appellate Division ruling on oral betting, pools racing interests, and aims to run 55 racing days across Belmont Jamaica and Saratoga, with potential Empire City and Yonkers meetings if successful.
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Justice Scudder
Jockey Club
Jamaica
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Association
Empire City Jockey Club
Yonkers
Saratoga
Justice Scudderland
Hockey Chaly
Supreme Court
Canada
Coney Island Jockey Club
Westchester Racing Association
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Empire City Bcing Association
Jphilip
Acing
Ible
August Belmont
Harry Payne Whitney
Thomas Ryan
H. K. Knapp
John Sanford
H. T. Oxnard
James Butler
Joseph E. Widener
Richard T. Wilson
Charles Kohler
George D. Widener
Frederick Johnson
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